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Natural ‘Chain Gang’? Like
most plants, marine algae have adapted to exploit their environment
through a process of natural genetic selection. Some marine algae
thrive by mining nutrients from beneath the photic zone where
the dynamic convolutions of an ocean front brings deeper waters
close to the surface. In this seminar, John Allen will present
an overview to this subject and explore how biological processes
may underpin enhanced carbon sequestration in frontal regions
of the N. Atlantic. |
(usually held on the last Friday of every month)
or wish to present a seminar of your own,
or simply want to be added to our mailing list,
Please Contact:
Dr.
Stuart Gibb Tel: 01847 889581 E-mail: stuart.gibb@thurso.uhi.ac.uk
or
Bill Gray Tel: 01847 889589 E-mail: william.gray@thurso.uhi.ac.uk
The
ERI seminar series is part sponsored by:
